Have we been trying to stay strong in an area of weakness? Is there something we are holding onto that we need to “pour” out?

What we fear most reveals where we trust God the least. Will we trust God enough to ask him to ‘SEARCH ME’?

We is those people. Controlling, critical, needy, hypocritical. All of us. But each of us has a story that goes far beyond any of these things. Stories that were never meant to be lived alone. So what happens when all of these come together? What happens when we start doing real life together?

How do we respond to people who portray one thing, but inwardly and outwardly portray another thing? How do we respond when we come to grips with being that person?

How do we love the people in our lives who always seem like they need something? No matter what you’ve given, what you’ve said, or what they’re doing they always are coming to you for something new. How do we love needy people well? How do we love our own needy selves well?

We can change the outcome of many conversations by how we receive and how we give criticism. What would that look like for you?

What area of our life do we feel like we have the most control over? What if a better way of living was realizing just how “out of control” we really are?

After a single moment, in the snap of a finger, our lives were flipped upside down. Many of us are held still by fear, paralyzed by our past and blind to our own future. But what if, through the pain, through the suffering, there was hope?

The Lion King is a great story about the life of a family and gives us some lessons that may even apply to us.

As main characters in the Toy Story films, Woody and Buzz spend time asking some of life’s deepest questions which is what possibly draws us to these stories and characters. Perhaps one of the biggest questions we ask ourselves is…